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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
THE POSTAL REVENUE
IT IS RAPIDLY GROWING lAsees.
The Festnzstsr-Gensr<l Reduces ais Fs-
tislstes % the De. cisaey @Bd Ib8aks
ghs Department vii soon fse
SILL supporting.

WssHiSgroS. Nay i5-Pos.msster Gen.
srai Was : being congratulated "a al sldes
Is ths magnificent showing he Is making
ia the hnsneisl affairs Of tae Possotfee De
paumenL TIE fac that the country IL con
unuAlly growing al course soeouris for the
necessity OF increased eHpendlf1res from
year 20 year. When tie fste ~ postsss va
reduced oue-thiFi it wzs fneaght that tie
expenditures Of the department would BE-
grssteF than the receipts for the next ten
yesrs. bus it nOs looks ~ ID tfenerai Nilas
greatest hopes viii be realized in the
w.plng out aliogeiher of the annual deficit
and the service becoming a. least seif-sup-
porting II not source Of revenue A al
Instance OF how the annual increase has
been scalei down. the following figures are
given
La 1855 General Villas estimated The lie
iiciency Tor l,s7 10 be a. 5000 In ls,s
aiier years practical experience ~ the ds-
parimenf. Re fixed the e. innate al s. 001 90.
Last week the General fsTaeF reversed his
estimate OF the deicit FOR this fiscal year,
eating iI more than one.third He now
believes he SAYS. that the deficit OF his de
partinent Tor this year will n0t exceed
S5sl5 i93. quite the smallest deficit of re-
cent YEAR
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
TROUDLEAT THELAKE
osUNkEN wtN o8aATt = ao~
f~e waite Feusss sas = ~sxse faaelss -
tas ffseas $40 49, t.sas@a ~
ts1 foF tls@tsttas tts


iag ihe As Zee SEASONS lias sks aas esft4si
3 fst.r,fst..,, f..r ,..s .-4ar s. 49,. A....,...e
- i7sis 'st tsst- -t-s s'efFS rs
isfesy, AeHeFtr thf aeaustolaat aaiet en1
ri-tF as steA 81 aaeA msst
tf.stsa aat alsz astne rFss aceQfrea there.
ibs 80. e A. eials-el. c3lil llieslQc1 la
tifelay ) AZ 8 s4laoA. = osisfea f83a u4E.e1
is1oerf Alaeeaf ans smother u1isFea fae8
Asuis un3uoSa. feltIus lat9 esHata
~tlea cauls Lear beng settled Hltb kaists
Ana fazefs ihea AID there They we're
sea quieiea aqWu sue lelt taifs sna
walked over towards ths psflGo3- lAsy
we're followed ey 4o4ra yoaAE u-sn.
" Aen hcef tas FsftlloA fnef shocked fae
ears oi tie laases sue Eeut.euaen sssSll nss1
there - staging oesstst seass sn1 nlss iug
alsal re.-2t A. liel@fg o0sIlt hsl slsila
a. '4ea ai once 4FHle he'd laela aid
~ uesieQ tiEn - elee1fliAas saca eoa-
aucL among the ef9wl ~ Offenders
as " IA A aud q ~ffQai CO t4ls lifs.
ohe oi TIE ofFy4Is oeealse fefY imp4Isai
ana abused uiiaen. aol AZ i3iue0 IA Nsf1
exc anistluns ~ abuse sEe Esi fte lfseer.
AAt crowd hAa thra reached spot uei y Tta
TIE terrace ahic1 leads g. t1e pavilion sna
Tie D-N 4sh-ia-A pus n1at Aol~e. frle
Vincent struck ollaen heavy hlow on tie
passing team. The officer recovered hlgn-
eel 4uczly and IctAuaiei ry knock
ing one OF tie sp'0als down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
The WEST SIDE.
Opening OF the New street Csr Line a
birthday surprise.

Opening OF the New street Csr Iiae a
Dirthday surprise.
The new line OF street railway was well
patrcnized Yesterday. and will certainly
prove a good feeder Tor the Reeds lake line
on Sundays. II lends an air Of importance
70 tie Eighth ward. and many of the people
along the line yesterday did little else than
watch the cars. well filled With passengers.
as they passed their doors. The line Is
double tracked from Camp9u Place across
the bridge. through Front-st and 0ut shaw
mut-aTe. 10 Mt Nernon-si There Is a
switch IN Sha wmnt-aye., near the railroad
crossing. two more in Gold 81. one on
West Broadway and another IN Butter
worth.aye. From GOid-s the line crosses
to West Broadway. through " atson st, and
from West broadway runs out BntteF~orth-
ave. 10 the Grand Rapids Furniture Com
penys factory AZ the corner of Elver-ave
Opposite the furniture factory. between
indiana-sf. and Rivei-ave, j. the Street
Hallway Company's bull3iDr containing
stables and car house. The building i not
finished yet but the work Is being pushed,
acd II Will be occupied today or tomorrow
/. c. Hevey. Of - Fifth-st.. was pleas-
ant.y surprised Saturday evening by about
tgeniy Oi his friends and nslghb0rs the
occasion beng the thirty eighth anniver-
sary OF his birth. As an expression of their
esteem and respect the seli-invited guests
presented Mr.. and Irs. Hewev With Al eie-
gant eartben chamber set of handsome pat
tern. John Alden. prominent West Side
business man. MADE appropriate pfesanla-
ton remarks. after when Mrs Ievey
served fte guests with The delcacies Of the
season. The guests then joined in q de-
hgltfui mus'eai in which Mrs.. DekublyeF
aud oibers rendered some very fne vocal
and instrumentsl selections.
Trbbey's clrcus aTrivej yesterday. and
the cars were switched into tee Lake Shore
Yards. The car containing the elephant
was openei to give the animal 6 breath of
dusty alr and = thousand or more children
watcheG him al The afternoon. The show
will te oreued on tie Wlnter-st. grounds
tbs afternoon.
1T ID make the Eizhih ward boom " said
resilenf Of B8ffeFw0Tih-g in speaking
oftte nes street raiiRav. ~ think il viii
be ene 1i ihe best laying zines iu she c'fv.
b. ciniuUed buf there is ona thing sm
sorfv ~ say the resi esiste Inen haFe aHf
rp their prices entirely teo hirh Wav.
some of them have more thar doubted
their figures iu tie pas siT months
ttluk ii would IT, better f9g aI con -efnea
u lhey wouldn't ~ qaife so hogs sh
The dust was terribly snaovine ~e-er.
day. and everybody rss pfaVina for rain.
A. some of the iuube- vBffs pafchnlen s-e
employed night ard day % eusra agsins.
dfe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
TIE weArHER caoP eJLLeTpN.
The Want OF Rain san Foit ia Nearly All
the Country.

WAsHISGToN, Nav l5.--The Signal Office
Weather Crop Bulletin, issued today, says
that during the past week the weather has
been warmer than usual in all agricultural
districts easr Of the Rocky Mountains and
il the southern half AMI extreme norih hern
portions Of California The only sections
reporting cooler weather than the average
f0r the week being the lower Rio Gfande
Valley. Oregon. Washington Territory
and Central California. In the buif
States Tennessee New Jersey, Penn
sylvania Maryland and Delaware.
the week was about > degrees warmer
than usual, thus increasing the ex-
cess o: temperature previously reported in
tGese sections. In the c5lton region the ex-
cess oi temperature for the season now
ranges from 2eO TO 800 degiees. On the
South Atlantic coast the average terapera-
ture for the week was about normal. there
bg changing but slightly the total deficiency
o. from loo 10 2Oo degrees as noted IN the
baile'ing for the previous week.
During the past week there
has been deficiency OF ram
fall in A.l sections except IN the lower Rio
Graade valley. Delaware MARYLAND an1 al
stations in Oregon aud Washington Terri
tory, where sight excuses are reported
The slight rainfall during the week has
served 10 increase the deficiency already ex-
isting In the Southern States, where tAe
rainfall since January ] has been from
To 10 inches less than the average for the
sets0n. The rainfall for the season is
sligatly in excess from Northern Wisconsin
westward 10 Northera Dakota and in the
Upper Ohio Valley, the western portions Of
New York and Pennsylvania and IN South
ern Michigan.
Generally in the wheat and corn regions
Of the North. the week has been exception
allv favorable for agricultural pursuits.
The drv warm weather continues IN toe
cotton region East OF tie Mississippi. while
the rains West OF the Mississippi have been
favorable 10 the cotton crop. Although
there is a large deficiency I'm the raiafall IN
The cotton region there, recent showers have
improved the condition 90 the crop in the
lower Mississippi Valley. while the weather
in Northern and South Carolina and south
ern Virginia is reported as favorable for the
growth Of the plant
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
LOST AN ARN
Ao osefteasis tsssstas acclasaf af ths
naF~tsk wine talkfsas tsss stefiss..

AZ oseft~aais ts.tstos sceldsaf af ths
Nar~tek -Niliis talkfsas tns staaias.
Al.i't e4ikins. sgea ~ YEAR seat ia The
hSFwicf last evening 10 ses his ff.sns .i.s
boy she hss chares oi fhs elevator there
3ts iaiteT isfi iae elevator fof iep aainaiss
nne - aifrill,ied a. ran 81 4n aHsaef az
. oAii ffou upaisirs anc in a. a. 80 aaUaii.
h.s sfn al tnt SIDE badly niutsiaEn nf It
Medical Alo vas na'lsi in sDa Is vss
osfiued That file lower fsa oi tlf arn
Nrult iasfe to ns nlnl.l4sie4 ] 49, aeaIaanf
otruffea aboai ia ciuat an0 ahaaf
e ciorf hif aria ssf hwngiftaa above i.,s
elbow. ufileI Size sufsersitiaH ul llrs
echura efitwoia Aurhi. Nf a auf U..
brow White pa@ef1 ftrs4st .he ordeal
hfsFeif sua vac ailfrHafss ftfaafsl - 80
Aoult 81 Afi Scotia hitislun.sl if - uot
kn9Nn eGeruf boV tif accident areuffs1
ss pu one saN .i aaa lbs foang Isa va -
hatif infhieurl llal hf is unahis a. teI
lasi hpV u hsppenea. Willie wsf in fls
ruillaf ui Peck iras.. druEsisis suf las
tuauf iueaof Vho vih b. gflessa g. Lear
Ui Lis misfortune.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
JAKE SHARP'S TRIAL.
IL WIZ Begin Today-CoIonsI Fellows
Viri Prosecute.

ViH Prosecute.
New YORK. May l5.-Tbe trisi Of Jacob
sharp for bribery OF aldermen in the mat
ter of the Broadway railroad franchise
comes up a. n O'Clock tomorrow morning.
before Judge Barrett. J; is nov settled ghas
Colone Fellows. Who was prevented by ill-
res7 from ass ting in The prose-
crt.on Of Alderman Cieatv. wiI
SUM Up for the people in the Sharp
csss- he IS stil in poor health h8t is
anxious - return 20 his labors end con.
vince people thaf the ramors of hi. shirk-
ing the task Cf c0nvictinz booaefs are
wholly uni2uu3et. Assistant District
Attorney Nic0ii sai8 tha. he couli not
acrount tor the rumors referred TO-
Colonel Fellows hal been very ill
De is vel along ia years. and
he iabos in the Jseane and
Ac2aate cases had been verr
exhsusiinE lle hsd not recovered suf.
acienuy o. resume work Colonel Feiiors
was seen ~ MS home Re uas
looking pale srd thin He gsid Though
not quite restored ~ health. fee if ms
d9tg O. sum up Tor the prosecution iu TIE
sharp case. As for wha1 wss said about
mJ isiiare 80 appear ia the Cearv ~ I
Fas too much pr1s'rated a. fhs flme 70
take notice 81 b. TIE moral se0ss of some
people is s1 dlil ihst theV cannot believe IN
TIE rrooitT ofsa official
II ls teieTeI thsl i1ry vii - 0btai ned
much more quickly than "a he A lerlaani &C.
trials
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
T1s QUEENS JUBILEE.
Johu Brishrs Friends Alarmed At His
Mental Condition.

LoNDoS, Nay l5-The Queens Jubilee
celebration will last from June % TO 25.
The list Of visiting royal pcrsonages has BE-
come so numerous that the Lord Chamber
lain, whose duty it Is to provide them with
habitation. is puzzled. The royal palaces
do not begin 10 afford the required amount
of room, and the Chamberlain Is securing
roouls ~ tue best hotels.
TIE symptoms of mental irritation which
have recently been noticed IN the c1nduct
OF John Blight are increasing aud giving
much concern 10 his iamily and immed ate
friends. he leads the life of a reclusc. aud
his persistent avoidance OF friends. once
dearest 10 him, inspire members of his
household with fear that his strange actions
are ne result oi disease. lie has gro IN ex-
cessively irritable and members OF his fam
lily dare not mention politics in his pres
ence. fearing the inevitable outburst of
anger, which the subject Is certain to pro-
woke.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Assafssrs. Asy ia prom iaeat
solfleFnsr. ~ho s % tha as .a1zss.s
terms ~ilA Ias President : Authority asr
lls sgslso-sEf thas oeesfof tssesoo II Ioa-
s-ala. > o. ar tie assst gfos4s.s saceesssr
% .ssccizte Justice " s.3ss II the Slare.ie
tN4ft. Aeforilok - 44is aathsrsy the
ftrs.ie1t No.l.d prefer - maks lae 4p-
eoiatAient sroll Lasllzlals 9si1fr thaa
fpAi AaY other % lae aalf 111esI stales
~ltlin - eirfaiL sad senator lsii'sll. ia
every fssrsct Msels tie reQLirea8sats t.f
tae qoanan. Fslea IS rs8rsssltsi 10 &c tns
s4l5i 1lsn ~ hsi.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
THe BRAND CT CAIN.
killed 1ls Brother svith An Axs-wh,s-
her DID IL.

DrRo1T, MAY 15.--James sad Charles
Peterson, Of Clayton township. Genesee
county. went To Flushing ysser,ilv aad
both got drunk Charles returned home
hrsr and lay in bed rith bis clothes on
when James reached h0uie at 0'c 0cx fhis
morning. They began to Qusrrsl whsa
Charles drew an aVe from under the
te! ard strrss James sct0ss t1s thr0a-
~ Ing h hm instantly. Charles Vas taken
into custody at 3Ey.i-b+. lii = oelleve3 81
the nelEhu0rs tna, &c vas pFemeditste1
murder
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Wlllls. Texas. Asy IA mot of armed
men surrounded the iali where the negro
ant his companions WsFe c9uAaei ~ s
o -l9e1 i1.s moFa.ng aad oveFp9wsred the
guard. Ihey then 5rgke dqgn the door of
TIE czlzoocse and les tie woman oaf- The
nssgo Ausrsw a M,Gsehs Who sia tAs shoot
sns ana j b Walker hls companion. were
f3ln4 chained together snt lying on tne
leor 81 ne jail. aud "a tas position they
wee trei up0o ~ the iyuehers who then
disappeared Nedeehe wss found dead
with eight DuNefs ia his
Walker AS wounded Ia three p.sces o1t
may I've A oor0ner's jury rendered q
yerd.lt tsat McDrene came % his Death a.
tie hands ~ persons unkuONn. Walker >
story oi the dispute between McGeehe aud
Powell would indicate thar the lat
Ter carried trinilg matter 70 al un
nsceasary extent aDd Provoked TIE
shooting IS N@en Powell had seated
The aides 10 the car he walked q where
McJeele was standing ia the aisle and be-
gan staoolng BIN Win q knife McGeehs
Fsn % the platform followed by Powell, ani
turning on the latter shot az him. Nc
6ecnee clothing. Walker saws. sE0xs the
marx Of fOws.ls kuile. POseli Is still
alive, bat Il IS believed he can not recover.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

DrrKoIT Nav l5.-Eanles for the great
summer tfoii4ng meeting oi ihe ne'fet
Driving Club close today The amount ol
fesea ia premiums il So 0l8. in races fof
ifee-ior. tll. 2l6. 2oy. 12 2s. 2g.. asQ
and s5 uotune classes. anG free. fof-al
4 ana ? - pacing classes lasAeufs are
on the iusialimeui pian, which Is very pop
uiar Will owners ~ frufunp horses. ana q
large entry hx, is confidently expected hy
The officers o. the club. The dates ~ the
meeting are july ~ % - The club H.
building Lew grand stand and making
other Improvements 81 ; cost al $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
The ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
The Tories Moving slowly sua Learning b,
Dearly B"ssht ENpcrionce.

4fftstt~ "a lftNtc44tE-
LONDON, May l5.-The Government has
submitted 20 the demands OF necessity
though not 81 al gracefully andvil hereafter
proceed wlth the Coercion b.ll slowly AMI
cautiously. Tneir experience Of the last
Two weozs has been purchased az the price
oi The humiliation and the application 10
themselves Oi the maxim. Look before yon
leap, may bs taken as evidence OF the in
leEtion ID throw out al possible safeguards
against repetition of tbs olunders which
placed them al toe mercy Of the opposition
and came very near dividing their friends
,a'ns5 them. Their programme i. 10
aosntOn resources 20 desperate exped ence
but % apply the closure rule with as much
regularity as the Chairman will permit and
10 steadily and patiently meet aud res 81 the
dogsei obstruction Ot ihs opposition win
this course marked out and followed to the
letter Iae Government will be exceed
ingly lucky II they succeed IN passing the
measure before the end Of August
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
DEADLY LIGHTNING.
Two Psrsont Killed nad Others Knocked
Sensetc-@ >t ~. Louis Yesterday.

sensetc-s ~t ~. Louis Yesterday.
ST. LoCfs. No. May l5--f;ernard Hahn
sai Reinho,d Psschler. middle aged labor
ing men, started this afternoon to walk 10
kinkelvi!le and were on the narrow gauge
railway when q heavy thunder storm came
up Ihev sought shelter under tn, cave
Of = barn IN the rear OF si99 M0rsan-st in
Thicn were George \. Ruhlman and his
dausaier Fora aged years. Suddenly
Hash of ighfnms s.rGcS the barn. tearins
ont one end OF II aud instantly killing
Hahn PescbleT. Ruhlman AMI the little
Cirl were knocked senseless bu, will reco yer.
Charles Eeif J 5 wears old. working IN a
brick ysrd AZ COMPTON AMI Park ayes was
Instantly killed by lighting ssverai orher
ruen IN The u srd we're knocked ssnseless but
viii recover
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
VII ss WELL RsCElvEo.
TIE irisi Ciiixeas % TSroaso Arrarss for
ksc-pEou aud fanuusf.

ToEosro. ont. May i5.-rwo large meet
inzs Of Irish c.tizeas were held here this
anernooa. Al the one in the West eal.
resolutions were passed promising coopsra-
ton IN toe reception 20 Mr.. O Brien. At
zoe other meellny. h3ld ulder the auspices
ot the Natloral League, Il was announced
that Mr.. = erien would srrlve
lere az O'Clock tOmorFOv morning
a Telegram was received by Presidsn. Mul-
lgan. pi The local branch. from William
% Erien. THAI H. would leave for Toronto
sunday night II they desired is. The Sec
Feiasy OF the League Immediately teie-
graptcd 10 reply asking him 20 come at
once. As % nat been impossible TO pro-
cure q hall. IL was decided thai the
lecture be delivered in the open air
at o clock on Tuesday afternoon. but at
what point Il is not yet decided. A com
mittee wss appointed to prepare an address
o. welcome TO Mr. o B-ien. which will he
presented on his arrival at the R0ssin
House. J. was also decided To entertain
him at banquet on Tuesday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

LoSDos. May ij--Atar the Qaesn the
Pd1ce and the Princess Of Wales and other
members Of the -oyal household had par
taken o. luncheon at the Mansion House
sstlriaf af esnoon and departe two gold
teaspoons belonging % the antique aud va .
uanls service Ised 0n such DECISIONS were
f9and a. hs issing Il was a. irst decide 4
% hrsa the matter up bUt the police author
itigs were hnsly notified of the l0ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
Opera House burned.

trclktlft 1e tft tttt-ss~ FfttkN.
HoLLssD Nay if-Fre was discovered
at 8 o'clock this afternoon p barn IN the
resr OF the lyoeum opsra House IL spread
rapidly and before Il could be gotten under
control the opera house ess completely
Quilted The loss is 5000 Insured % The
Nalchesier. - Boston. The buildings were
owned by y. H X. Van Roth The Euis
eopal Church Society Wa 10 have occupied
Tie ball yesterday and had some 0f Their
property IN the hail This is the third time
they have been burned out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

NsDrio May l5-rhe river Duro. run
ming partly under ground through Granada.
burst its bounds today and inunda'ed the
poorer suburbs a. that city. The inhabi-
fants we're com pslIet - abandon their
houses. Greet damage was done - crous
AMI other property in rhe surrounding
country. 4 woman vss killed and several
persons ni1red a. VEGA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

,nEHofess. Mich.. Nay l5. fire Be- rss
ms herce.f ia fhe woods in several paus ~
THE cosniy Rain Eel fors Tee hours ia.s
morning bui uot sHfloieui'F a. 4uenct tie
flames Near Bart Lake fhe titlHron "a
CRITICAL The ft 81 itcilng az everything
in iis path A great aesI ol standing l.n.-
bcf house,. harms sna i.ucet have heeU aa.
firused. a aeavY smoke slN haUFs CFrI
ihis city sna section.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

PmfsnT1 rHrs Msg l5-Dr John Bur-
reit aged veas wEo has are5 alone o
miserable and fl.ty rseus 81 5es south
F0arth-st wss found dead there bv f5e
police fo5e7. secreted bert re r1sce vas
found 81 9H iB gold silver and bile lie
eppsrsot'r died 81 ola age sns Isrk ~
proper fgeI
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

CoRE day Is the Mayor of Cork. re-
plying 70 ne invitation Of the Lord Cham
herlaia n. zssist IN tie cslebrsti0n sf The
Qaeen job Tee. declared thst ia vieT of
fns paadins ef the Crimes bill. the iavifa-
ton vas little s10rt of 81 outrage upon tie
sslfrssnerL oL lle Inst neln-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

LoXD'v. May i5--It Is belived tha. Sir
Henry Dsummond- Woolf hss reached en-
agreement wI-h representatives. o. Turkey
AMI Egypt for traosfsr 0i ths suezeFaintv
oi a,vpt from IufSeY t0 Eag.ano. The lat.
Ter power - guarantee paymsnt equivalent
othe presenf Egyptian friolte TIE rrO-
jsei e11re.uo.1tss salts action 20 t,e interest
o France By payment % an indemnity.
Ihe scheme remains 10 b. racGeI tv tie
powers referred 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
A TRAGEDY IN TEXAS.
a VISITS "a s14oT 81 A NgeRo.
AS jail ttsisea EF 80 "a Arsaea asa
s1d th- Nesro len De3d
VIA ftshs Bufists
a. Hls ns1y

WiEEs. Tex. Nay is.-Graayiiie Powell
s91ns saits man Nhils assisting sonis
aalss - see passenger rsia a. tie sta.i8a
1ese -asi ulgat. sot .ato a. alteration via
E-gr9 Over ths alters rsflssi to nose
ast1- ri tie naFfga pAssaSs way. l4s ial-
seE 1Ees . revolver sH1 nret ns4TiziaF
a9gn1iBS f0@et Tie aeEro. M eoEp pAny
alta 80 eompaal1as 8 Dlan an0 weaazl.
= 70 clsesay l1eFe IS loat "a of .ync1
i1g tAe nssf0, wboze name = gl4loNa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

IA CHossr. Wis. May is-Four young
people attending German picnic went oat
iu row-boaf this Afternoon, opposite the
city. The men. half drunk, sought 70
i-Ehten Miss Katie Fltlke. the 0uiv lady.
in see ncat by r3cking The boat capsizsf
AMI Mss i6'sse ard joan beree were
drowned The ether tVo rgea we're saved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

WksHsoToN. Nav ia.-Ths nnnosi son-
seniion ~ lhs American Society ~ Meohsu-
loa Ena.neers vii meet here oa Tuesday
Nav 81. and vii remain in session aayef.3
asys About tnres huu8fed delegates srs
expected o. Be present
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

L0vboy. Nav i5-Advices fr8sn CoBstsn-
tiaeple srs that the sheikh Abou Honda
Long the Sultans iutmase ADVISER. las
been exfiet on account % the ALLEGED dis-
coyerV of hrs e0nTicii8n Wlth a pIot ~ De-.
throne the Suifan
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

1Fssss CRY = Z Hsv 81 Fre1 Eafi
saof Bis sweetheart. falis Nf1ar. vass
visiting hr lbis evanirs tBe asl fr,-r =
susl p.si tsk ~ sse- fn tie rrrs Fore
hesa hnIl zas - OTIS snf hs5 beer df nk-
.aE. M-. - e. r..-..r
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NEw York. Nav l5.-A largely ATTENDED
meeting of locomotive frsmen vas hsld
t5s evening nnder the auspices of LODGE
lff brotherhood 6f locomotive FIrenzn
Addresses we're delivered bg Nar1r Hsvift
Charles a. Dana and Chaanosy X Ns Fex.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Hn Edward d. hobess su ole resident
Of this city. died in 1simsdes township At
J O'Clock this morning 81 consumption.
The funeral viii be held tomouow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

Nsv leRg. Nay l5.-t1aeen kagiolani
n- sses, q 4uiet dag a. the Victoria Hotel
eae received no callers sad vss too r.
tznst by aer journey frem Boston last
uiEht 70 20 ~ ciareh this norninE. She
TOOK . drive II the park IN the afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
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sll nsturai gas vel 70 Indians was drilled
into today a. IA F5nfaina. nsar tais CITY.
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q1anufies This afefnesa taa aril vss
ssstn lowered and .a 8 Eees miazses COZ
ualn IS paifsrlzed trenton roek. wssaT eca
sand sho. one handrsl FEEL in ths e.. iesl-
eating 81 enolmous pressure TIE drIl
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crave. Immense ersEGs hoeksi % 50 TO
wonder tossF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
ENGLAND. TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The suexersinsy cf Egypt 60 DO Transferred
to England.

LoSDoN, May i5.-The S'n3orfs Con-
siantinople dispatch says that the conven-
lion between England and Turkey in re-
gard to Egypt provides that the tribute pay
able to Turkey shalt form a 6rst charge
upon the Lsypuan revenues. The question
Of the right of the British troops u return
70 bgYpi iu ease OF an insurrecton is sol vel
IN sense favorable q England.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

NEw YasS, May l5--Arri & i--Sssauers
servia from liverpool Edsm from Anls1er-
darn Agssrsiia. srom HamburE Trinidad.
from Bermuda, snd Isla -. from Balsic
ports.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16

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